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Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
SAVING THE GIRLS
TIE State Solons Tackle the
Difficult Job Yesterday.
THE ICE CT C0saAT hl1E At Is
sccidsnt AZ fissfinzs-A Couple O
Wsdding gs--Horklag a Mins-Girss
q a Elrlkz-Timosr Thieves
C4sloFed-g)thsr Specials

s.s.s.ss re- ~. ts-.zt.a $780,.
L.Assrss. Azr=A Ala the hoase today
ths Iadseiary Comm ltss reported adverse. ,
Mr Hsskins oi'i % fs.sairs paisnt rishts
or palsut dessfs % De registered in "a d
coaafY ia he sfals Before offering shs sa1=7
foF sac therein. also the 0il relative -
courts ~ Justices of the Peace. Ins Com
mitiss on Malslzctsres reported adversely
ca the ball y provide f0F the inspection and
management of steam boilers. nsenslns Of
snxinsers and ths appointment Of inspee-
rsn- tas m0st of tas fofenooa Fss sfeat
10 hos lsbnge over the saginaw
ftfg anI Maszscoe charter oiiis
~. HOLT santgd % put rs b.i.
aasudia< ne charter % Muskegen ia ana =
ast.4te Dassa8@ tlt Mr.. k0hiasoa. of
a4sxezoa. opr0set fne bill, aad Eansed %
h.ee 4 printed The bill Is composed ct
10 pages ~ The type writer. EAls Nss =
-iynAl for sn0thef ros In which Watson.
.taar. Pierce and ialty joined. The b-l
- naaiiy pal GA the general order ~ilh-
ouE pr,atinx Lobbyists appeared before
the eocl clnitlee on municipal corporations
t0lag. 60 ognose the bll 70 feincOrpogate
hAT3or springs.
TIE Aze Of Consent bill Was brought up
IA the uouse fais afternoon aud the discus
sion - /. arogee spicy aud entertaining 4
nai0iits 0f -enstoFs want the age placed at
l8 years. tle average sEe Of pu0elty Tor
eft. Aid tar majority Of the House ci4mor
f3f "a years Tee loinE cOmmitiee has con.
slaef-l rhs matter lG0rOash.y, and feportcd
a cons omlse 0Y placing The age A. - years
Ihsrs Ns smaliish attendance
~ ueu aud ieW women
ia the House when the com mitIee
ulalie IS reFo1, and they remained 10 hear
kAs te5ats representative Dieksnla. OF
hollald made strong plea for placing the
ace sl OIL and vas followed By other- Re
Preventative Nsrrinefon. OF Oakland. after
making spirited debate. declared that IN
his opinion. young Homen Needed protec
lion IN he way oi clothing ss well as virtue
and suggested that mothers tAks SOME OF
the cloth OF the bottom OF dresses and
sad palch 20 in the low cOrsages 81
lFevalenf ilsg nov. The bill as amende,
tl make tue axe % "a passel rs third read
ing by g0te 0i 49, TO 81 and being pat upon
isimme late passage became a House ac
tva vote oi ~ 10 o. mOtlOn that the &C
a. into immsciase eject vas lost. The
lj gear fuen hope taat The Senate will insis
ca the is-year cCmDlorlise or fail to pas:
tae hili
When the bushes bad subsided from ih'
CHEEKS Of Toe women who listened 20 th'
rLk on age u puberty seduction and TIT
h<e bad .a-e! away. the capital punlshmen
t.lI wss Introduced and discussed. IL fast
81 10 PASS by Ore vote and was laid on ths
table indefinitely. tlUiNINE-
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
LArE .IcHloAN SPECIALS.

Il = definitely seitlsd that Ceisr spsings
sets ths r.. ;. : n railroad.
Geo. Aunsoa. aged nearly 80 yssrs. dsd
yestsriay a. f0nuae after I. loag illness "
typhoid malaria
Michigan postmasGsrs we're appointed
yesterday as soIl0~s Andrew kdg0re
Fargo. s. Clair county.
Yesterday norniag pile OF lumber fell
uIl8n the three year-oid son OF A j. C.ufss
three niIes fs0n Care. killing hiu instant
~.
August Note carpenter 81 Years OF ase
com mltted suicide a. D-.rot yesterday
morning. Dependency va probably lae
cause.
q. "A. Thompson. a Mus2es0n carpenter.
sss aTrsssed yesterday. Charged sita jump
ing a bail bond and being bssnl.sl. tie
has three wives LIVING IN Ohio.
The position Of private secretary A. the
Jackson FFisoa. made vacant by The pro-
motion OF -. q. Tompkins 70 the deputy
wardenship. viii be flled by Capt. l.. H.
Avery. now assistant o0kkeeOsr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

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fhe eEt fllEuf 81 aflef keal la 8 g. 'ao
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order 81 prove that t.e keiaanisls
hsFe safa Ffeat faientsi a. aeicaftns
rise aasname.H fifsi lnes eHala 81
sfsc..s s. whai woaid hslp ii sionr isosi ein.
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Naf fas.8uoas ali prssariaataas -ee'a
ia ht tif sioes In trade oi these I 80 raIa
free whisky ameuImeui 81 sectss aai fitet
naFe found many prose yfrs stuule fhf
fheaeel Cisss Of tAa iaFmer those 10 aft
lao snofGui or - iuooIfnl tn investigate
f9r tteueel yes These iake fi.e siatereeai
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h0oas rather hAH iook over flH facts "a
Ufes sne statistics that will asn ls.Iats
thai ifee-Nhisks r.Acnalneat ntaas o.
increase - oruekfnness ana crime Hli
iLls hopefai faCi appesfs even 1sg e fat
county. ihe amendment cause 81 weakeH
ing sud hieh-ias and 'sfricf enforcement 81
tle l4w IS becoming tbt lnotio flr .safeu
ut restriction lusfeaG - free. il-aF 's It
the ium4 nn1 every dag makes ibe uHisfiif
by whlca prohibition vil he defeated mofe
Overwhelming Truly yours.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

TO ,hc E3.lor ol ihs Ii.iE.nt' Hessfp
Ct-csDE, March 25.-l noticed in lhe TrI.
Esaka-HrRALD Of March i3. IN answer 10
"a 'iuquircg who asked When and where
the hrsl calico printing was uone IN THIS
country. thai IL was done by German u
Rhode Island who clt his own block and
stamped coarse cotton Tor sni ies and ths'
the blocks Are preserved by tas Historical
Society e. Providence. I VIII say - the
inquirer that J have 0ue Of tl0se blocks
bfought from Rhode Isian5 ia l1s ~ a
family that came from there ~ iif-Eiuer
county, New fofs. The pattern Is ca in
an inch pine beard, strap b 8xeC on fhe
back ike a borse-brush. tae band IS raosd
under tbls Strap and ike coieTiag rlGtfcT j.
pui 0u tbe stamp and pressed on fhf cloth
This stamp has been u-el until tie fingers
have wora nearly through the bosTd espec
Ia lr where ihe enLs ~ fhe flFers come.
the igure IS q c0aFse and Isfee one in COM.
psrison sith the calicos ~ these days
HFsEE HoIr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

ttt..s.fs s. fsa fe.-astt-aeseNa-
HAVr, uarch 24.--Ths social event OF the
season occurred today, az tbe Wigton
Mouse &c being the Wedding OF ar Will
Sack der 10 Miss Nina Bailey. The daughter
of Landlord Bailey, we'll known TO the
sage.ins public As one of the most genial
hosts iu tie state Toe ceremony was per
foellsd ss lo.5O a N. hv Rev Steele. AMI.
oFing fo the arrangement OF the parl0r
balls. wss Witnessed bg nearly every ons
oar Of thG go guests pres aGt. The nouss
was besg,lialy decorated aDt the effect
hsiEh sned 0y the windows Of the psrlor
and dieinz-room BEING dkrkened and lamps
lIr1feL Toe dinner was siao0rsfe. the
presents numerous sni rich. and the music
furnished ~ the la6iss band and orcheslrs
highly entertaining. The bridal party
srfsd q. 5 o'clock for : trlp. tsking in
kaamu,o and other points IN the state.
sd having the best wishes Of the entire
rofnftnr
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
LATE WHISPERS OF THE WIRE.

q vas stated A. Washington Yesterday
that ex-Cau isstouer of Patenfs Mont
gDnery would surely be appointed District
Judge.
Jacob Peterson. a grocer Of New York.
was 6asd fioO yesterday in the General
sessions by Judge Cowiog for selling % go
margarine uniawfuliY.
The Manchester Gaariiaa SAYS that Sir
John Macdonald e n De raised 20 the
peersge and to be spp3infed Governor Gen
ersl OF Csuads % succeed Lord Ian sdowne
The strike on the Nshoning division of
the y Y, p & o. road Vas yesterday de-
clsred or The men. where thev can do
50. will return 20 work st the companys
terms
A cable dispatch has been received from
Rome announcing fhat the Holy Father
desiring fo saov special honor 70 the most
Rev. Archbishop C0rrigan has named him
prelate ASSISTANT 70 ~ ponti6cAl throne
Five rouzhs wsvisid and assaulted Louise
Wfuklsr. a f2-yesr- osd CIR a. lerxer CITY
Tuesday nigh They were seen ~ Miss
Chasm-r. a teie<rsph opersfo-, and four of
them recognized ~ her. A large party =
in parsai. snd fhrests Of lyncaiag are
made.
TIE sofa. rop ard mineral vsaer b8isfnx
6rr4.s ssf ChscacD. have efferf IL = ron41l t3a-
ton with capital sto4k of So 0t1. aaa
bare oiaoed al theif nasn1 fsrtories. ts.iv-
srv eRxons snd ether appliances into a
pnsf Only tkree drns remain outside he
cognhinstion
Is.-oh Bread did Wednesday svsninx
from The ELECTS 81 a scalding re-sved a.
<ewarx. ehio a. fhs hands 81 rs sfs ou
S1nster sveusaf during a qasrrsi The
csur'e f-sqr-atlv hzd frs1oie. ard en th
er,sssleu. exssn~ratsd e. soute esase ~ her
bnehsnc M. Hre2d thres 4 ran ~ - -
1x eater la tis face sac kspt evsry eossr
eat ~ - ha1s s<er he <cala ~ nat
since his teafa she hss become q rsvinR
usniaa
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
Trains Wrecked In Maryland.

NORTH East, Md. March IA PasseR-
ger train on The Baltimore & Philadelphia
Railroad col!iGed with freigh; at Leslie at
an early hour this morning. Both trains
were badly wrecked. snd the locomotives
entirely telss,opsd. On the passenger train
were two carloads OF cnigranis. but no 0ue
outside of the crews Of the LOCOMOTIVES was
injured. George Craghan. iiremal of the
wsst-n0und tram was fatally. and EDCiD, er
George Eobinett and Fireman George Arm
strong were severely injured. The accident
is attributed 90 the engineer of the east
bound irAin being late and trying 10 reach
Singeriy's the usuai place Of passing.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

PIrrssuKG. March 1.-THE freight rates
on roads from Pittsburg west will soon be
posted at all the freight Offices along the
various roads The rates 10 Chicaso aad
return are the most important, aud n all
the important Gases show n reduction over
the presen: tarili The iiTSt-clsss will be
421 cents per i0J pounds. reduction Of Il
cents over the preseht. second class, 374
cents reduction Of p cents; third class,
III cents. reduction OF y cents. fourth
class, 20 cents. = cents reduction; fifth class
l7l cents. sixth class, - cents, no reduc-
tion in either.
Iron and steel will be IN the fouT:h-clsss
for less than carloads and in the fifth-class
for carloads. Glass viii be in the third for
less than cArioai-, fourth for carloads. The
coal rates 10 Chicago are fixed and are the
same as az present. They are being worked
on now 10 Cleveland, Erie, Ashtabllia and
other points for lake shipments
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

WssiureroS. March "a The Civil Ser
voe Commission has PLACED the Richmond
Va. and Denver. Col. p0stofices uader the
Civil Service rules and in few dsYs viii
O yanizs local examining boards ~ these
penfs. Comm iss1oner Edgeftnn has Epue
o. Fort Wayne, Ind, en private bnsiuess
From there be VII 80 - Chicago - ai3
Commissioner Lyman IN coadgciiug an sx-
arainsfion on the the 18th Of rsKi month
for 5eps~uentaf service Wbli@ "a Chicazo
the two Commissioners wiii also invest
gate charges fiei - the Civii Service ieagas
~ that e'tv against he Collector Of the
port. accusing him Of violating The Civil
Service az.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

s.tff fe-ses>s--ttN.s
Eis kkfIos. Marcia - Joseph Wolsord
81 Lansing and Mrs. Anna x. Osferhout. Of
-ans Rapids. xsre married lsst evening
st the resiisnc of J. Wiseman. IN this eity.
pv Rev. II A. Wales. There we're about -
if'r1ste frengs present and the happy
couple lsit on the riEht tram for Chicago.
FET I1rS srt ether Eastern eit IS where
thev vii srens their honeymoon A very
one soDuer vas served. and the presents
were both numerous aot expensive. among
tue more costiv prvse1ts being pair II dia-
uont eu rings costing 500 snd o her dia
rlola lsvelrF vllta several hundred dol
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
DEATH on THE RAIL.
Your Men Killed in a Collision In yirgi
Last Night.

LYNcHBuEG, Va. March ga DELAYED
freight train on he Western division Of tie
Norfolk x Wes.eri f .ilr,al met with o
serious accident at Big otter Bridge, about
fourteen miles above this city, this evening
at clock. Norkingmen were engaged IN
putting uD = new iron bridge. TO take the
place of the old trustle. and from some IN
accountable cause the western spsn gave
wav precipitsting eight cars distance OF
seventy feet TO The cIe.k below. So far as
learned. the following named persons were
killed: Andy Toomey, Thomas Nolan,
Charles Williams. George Tremble, all
bridge hands, and several Others whose
names haye not as yet been learned. were
seriously injured None OF the crew OF the
freight train were hurt. The scene OF the
accident being some distance from a tele-
graph station. only mescre accounts have
been obtained up 20 this hour 10 p. M.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
rHs PADDOCK CASE.
A jury Already Secured and the Case
al........I i,x fh. lnnn.ol

SfoUx CiTy, Ia. March 24.-Much to the
surprise Of every one \ jury was obtained in
the Haddock case today. The following IS
the list: J. VI. O'Ccnner. Tom Crelly. John
Madden. G. c. Bartlett, Dennis Murphy.
David Keller. W. ID. Parnell, Ton Fis1-r.
J. u. OConnell, T.. Webster. G. Ii. GOss add
John Adslr. The last named is the only
resident of the city. Ten are farmers and
one a country merchant. The afternoon
was taken up by the opening statement OF
the counsel
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

LoEDoS. March "A Upon the occasion of
the Introduction OF the Coercion bill. Mr..
A. J. Baifoar, Chief Secretary for Ireland,
will replr to Mr.. GiadStone's demand that
fhe House be iuiormej what crime exists
in Ireland that jus'ifies the Governments
measure. A measure has been prepared by
the Lord Lieutenant Of Ireland TO assist the
Chief Secretary n Obtaining the legislation
required oy the Government Ia pursuance
of its Irish policy
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

CIsolNNA1f. Marca "a Barbars Cosstan-
tine dled q pefitlCn ln the niie5 s stes
Circuit Court todsy dsmsnoing $i4o0q
from Whitley. Fsss.ev a Kelly. ~ spring
field Her father was Shareholder % the
above nance cofp8rafi "a ard Transferred s.
her twenty snares 81 tefff eacs. about Nov.
I, So h1i sae ciams fba' INSTEAD ~ en-
fering these shsres ON the books in fef
name. the defendants appropriated the same
20 their owl use. Hence tie suit
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
Ten Niillinn. Nnre

WAsHISGroN. March 2f-The bonds in
cinded il the call Just made are "a foilo IS:
sive siJO original No. i57 10 S5l. both in
elusive. 500. original No 81 To No. rs
both inclusive. 100. original No. 767 q
I 2,t. both inclusive. and original 10. ..
71s 20 original Nd. . 3797. both inclusive.
sf0ODO. original M. .9l2 To No. 2,ss5. both
inclusive. Total. So OnOuO11
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
HASTINGS HEARD FROM.
a serious Aecideat. Petty Thieves and .
Rut ding N Som-

Rut ding N Som-
ts-Nae.ss r--t-ssNrsfss.4
HAsrises, March 2L-Yesterday Mrs.
Wm. Heyford. widow lady aud an old
resident e the city. was seriously burned6 by
her el1;hing catching IRE from a gasoline
stove. Prompt msasurts were rsed. bat
fhsy failed p exiiuguish tue lanes IN time
% savr DER from q very painful and prub.
a1ly iarai acci lent--WO-k has already
c0mmsnced on me wa'er works and seye-
al new dwellings sre IN process Of erection,
and business wall as booming As soon as the
Weather sill p,rmit-The officials of the
{ ~ have b-en pulled for some tine over
= series ~ petty hnrrl -ues that have taken
2lacs. They capgred the gang a. lsst. aud
it turned oat 81 be couple of boys about
~ years ~ ays wac are graduates from the
a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
THREE HUNDRED caEmATeo.

Chinese ffsnlps Drisea fnto a Large
Bnildins aud Harmed to Death
San fRkScIscO. March "a The steamer
Bslgic. from China and Japan. which ar
rived today. brings Information OF the ere
mating Of nearly three hundred tramps At
Hisia Shio. China A band of about three
hundred trAmps had just made taeis ap-
peArance st the town and the inhaoitsnts
inveigled the entire band into large
building and set nre 10 il. All bat forty
perisheG
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
The HOSE WAS kiNKT.
Otherwise the Richmond Hotel Disaster
Might Have Been Prevented.

BUFFALO y. Y. March 2i.-A book was
found in the safe of the Richmond Hotel
today showing what guests were in the
hotel when il burned. All of them are
accounted for except Mr.. Boyd, the Bell tel
ephone agent, who occupied room 49, aud
= doubtless lOst. The CoroDer's inquest
into the causes of The ire began today
Night Clerk Airport testified that he was the
first TO see the nre. IL started in the cloak
r0om- The hose was kinky or he could
have put il out. he turned on the bells
and aroused the guests. He cannot que.
how The ire started. The inquest will pro-
cced tomorfDW
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

The Fresident Appoints Successor tn
isoo- :. - Cox - csnstsDtinop'c.
WkssfSerox, March 2i-Oscar :. ShauS.
or Sew York City, Was today appointed
Minister to Turkey. vice 5. 5 Cox. resigned
Mr.. Shaus Is 81 Hebrew origin lie IS a
gentleman 81 literary atiainmeats. and hss
i0r year been a prominent importer IN that
city. he WAS daring the lssi presidential
csmpsign. President q the g7egclaud ana
Hendricks Business Mems Cub % New
Errk
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

tstssstr "a rts Ftsssse-esss.s.
MtRar sTrr March 2t-Mt MesnarrI
where the neT ore 6nd was recently made
sni sfea.si such a stir Gas hesn purca 'ssd
b. syndicate ef nsooeyet rlsn aod 81 ~
a frrce "a twenty nseu vere puf at ~usk
unaef tae ckargs of a. sxpenenceG nising
man. fle 1rtcoue ia .o0ssd lorwars to
e+4 Eett interest here a. H. Nesnsri
solens eur cry 1mi.s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

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safsbsas sss kaa ssss@s y = q &. ssss 49,
s1s s'sfleeusnes ~ igxssisaa sna t.slssse
- kefseif saa seaagssf ~ss lssss a.
lefsi lssl ssx4t Aiass ssasssa'i e bstie5 =
sac iixhkss seta ei afaeisf< aH 49, shs
us@as ssas al..sassses Is sAe llslex stsies.
ArhuF k.isest 80 1iessias fFess&l .ss
Aes n nssa E ssiss srtofF ~ sisss aud
Mr. falia1a aaa Hfss ftsfas esfr f1hey
- tFysoa al nsf.Aoe Isnishi Alss iea-
rfoy ~iii snsssr ~ tse ts4utestis sad go.
isrsinf ks'eeilaa "a SEA- ssvssss ~ 1ea
i3ke IA
A FpieDal1 safpeT waz gives 81 5ailtt
Russell ~ N@sblaFt1a ff.suas IT. Ntilefa 3
hotei in shsi cts y s.inssiss nisti ssese
he = acting this sesA
Lily t4asiy viii sppesr A. poaegs 80
night possibly 100. daiins iAe sess q
Mas
joe B Polk sii sppssi ss Powers nsxf
fharsiSy night Ia nis Mixed flCklvs
5oss iar Is the oniy tbsos 10 ghe theatrical
line ne shall have nsKl week al Powers
Msdaa Ntasille sn8 her soa August q
ga lc Reg Tramp. ar tie A4it4c
Mother VII make Aoutsfisfid audiences
howl With delight a. usxt weel
Hearts II OAK Hl.et tie Wonder srd
Theatre Jamuioa fur last night and &c
spite lbe storm. The wstlaee ~aa larse.
Poor Eliza Ma hertg The miduiehf
tickiny Of the wife tells a sac is dead fae
curtain has fallen uloI 4 really gosa
woman. aud all will synpsthi1s With Nat
o0vdwin IN the loss OF his wife
l.oSDoN. March - Nine. Minnie Hsuk
appeared a; tue CoFsni NAfdeif tAeAife TO-
iixhl As Carmen She ise ised several ne.
ca ls and mans 30 al tributes
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

Nosrt7uz. Mao IA strike oc.u-rsd
st G. I. Nink g Cos bustes plate 1sctory
todar. nitssu sir's going oaA 0r,- cent
mo-s rsr tlecsa13 Fts tensa.ie,i bv the
zir.s ua.ef taeT c'a m Wes eet ea sf,er tne
nrP AZ ere csn nanV factory nearly eear
ssro ant n-ors. sei 30 rheei snea sae factory
0ss f1'rl 'l prosperous c0udifion. Their
1smsna ass ner ben secease - ~ ref.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

BEsLv, March 2i Berlin sEd provincial
German papers state that DeGaren. the al
legged chief consphstor against the ife o.
the Car Of Russia. is safe IN America and
assert n support OF the staiemsu that ap
reals for money have ten received by h,s
friends in EUROPE since biz Arrival in Aia-
erica.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

MoRsrs. IA. March zA-B1f little pro.
zrsss va made today 10 he trisi of
Schwartz snd Watt Coz tae rsurses - ex-
press Mssseuger Nieanix onir ix ia-ors
have bes1 secepte5, ard ths iawrers oses
exhaggted ~ r~xiisr ne1ei ~ 1rsl sr.~cssi
reaei - sixty. sud t~enty eat - ths secosd
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

NRu HosE. Asreh 1f--FG1s N~sth~rs-
By Good~ln = des4>Af 3 . o'cioct tonieht
sha sxpsrrss in TIE prsenee of ber hS~hsns
tbe consesliaa Vat e tss,ssin r. ~ y cir
reeidenes a TIE kutianA 1st. Flftg ->sxsata
o. an hrosavsy
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
Two Men Killsa.

PirrsrrEs. Pa. March 24-Three Ln-
known men. evidently laborers. were strul <
ty Baltimore & Ohio express train TO-DAY
rexr Leighton Station. Two OF them wee
kiliel outright. the third was fatally in-
fttret
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

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LAassxs. AAfeA zf.~Dsa.sl korfisoa.
5ean r. fns.By al osaa.s Aess4lfe. a.
ESTES iof fsesesssinx ca Ias paoise ioaassa.
9e1s s1lsae1t keFe To-Day aal |. - hsfs a.
sAal4 4inssisa toalorfo~- theY ara changed
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psft ~ tbs lssbslia eo1niy ksa< " talbes
IA e4es
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

OnEsss. March 2t.-Forty ofh,ers we're
arrested here today. they having b-sr dis
c5yered % De members Of revolutionary
societies.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

4 Fpienali S4fp peF was gives - cailft
kusael ~ N@.hlaFtln if.snas IL Nsii4fs
Hotei in lhsi cts y sinssdsy pistt esefe
ke = acting this sesk
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

i.iiy iz1xtfy vii zppe<y a. Poafss o4s
night possibly lao. daing ile Nesk q
Mas =
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25
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Tie want csum1s o. this paper VIII frd you
nice iarlisltd ru5m ig Two days.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

joe. h. Polk sill sppsai si Powers uexf
fharslsy night Ia his mixed fuCkl~s
joss iaf Is the oniy thsos in lhe theatrical
line ne shall have nsKl week st Powers
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-25

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